新视野大学英语读写教程（第二版）第四册 Unit 1 Section B The Power of a Good Name.ppt

Reading Skills;; ;2. Connect ideas and draw conclusions from the reading passage. 3. Test what you have understood between the lines.;Example They develop a style that agents market aggressively to hasten popularity, and their ride on the express elevator to the top is a blur. (Para. 3) Question: Why is a rise in popularity like a ride on an express elevator? Possible answer: Because it is something you cannot control. Also, it is fast and not very enjoyable.;II. Exercises;Key;Reading Skill;Reading Skill; Role Play; Role Play; Main Points:; Focus Study; ;Notes to the Text—Active Expressions;1.流感令他一个星期都呆在家里。 2.我冲了个澡，凉快凉快。 3.他想知道这家商店是否可以赊帐。 4.很明显，他们已从上周失利的沮丧中走了出来。;The flu kept him penned up at home for a week. 2. I took a shower to cool myself off. 3. He wanted to know whether the store sold goods on credit. 4. They’ve clearly shrugged off the disappointment of last week’s defeat. ;1. At 16, I liked nothing better than getting behind the wheel of our truck and driving into town on the old mill road. ; 在国外留学期间，他最喜欢参加各种研讨会。;2. We had an interest in how one another behaved  and our own actions as well, lest we destroy the  name my father had created. ; 他小心翼翼，唯恐被敌人发现。; Word Using ; 1. a fact of life an unpleasant situation that exists and  must be accepted;2. enquire into to try to find out the truth about something;3. open a/the door to to make something possible;4. with ease fairly easily; without difficulty;5. keep one’s word to do what one has promised to do; 6. intent n. [U] what one intends to do;7. induce vt. to cause something, especially a mental or physical change;8. melt away to gradually disappear;9. meanwhile ad. during the same period of time when sth. else is happening;hold up to support someone or something and stop them from falling down;II. Old to New; a moral or legal duty cause sth. extremely gradually disappear polite behavior;III. Chinese to